Tools for Facilitating Student Learning (Standard 4) including: Assessing Student Learning, Project Based Learning, Differentiated Learning, Communicating with Parents, Collaborative Planning, Questioning/Problem Solving, Role Playing, and Literacy. The access key is: acps
Visit this Computer Skills 4 Teachers wiki - created by HCS Staff, Technology facilitators, and teachers. There are computer skills terms, a quiz for teachers to take to see how much they know, content area lessons integrated with technology and 21st century learning skills, and much more.
1. Collaboratively design and implement projects/lessons relevant to Common Core Standards, classroom content and student information needs.
2. Implement collection development plan for SY 2014-2015: Major area - Easy collection; Minor area - 800s literature (poetry).
3. Support school-wide reading program, balanced literacy and leadership initiatives.
4. Access and promote use of Web2.0 tools through local technology staff development opportunities.
5. Provide student leadership opportunities in information technology.
Long Term Program Goals
1. Promote information technology literacy through learning experiences that encourage students to research, evaluate and create information.
2. Integrate information technology across the Common Core disciplines to support students with skills needed to use technology and digital media strategically and capably.
3. Provide a collaborative environment that supports 21st century learners who develop leadership skills through seeking diverse perspectives, gathering and using information ethically, and using social tools responsibly and safely.
Computer Skills GamesComputer Skills for Teachers - created by Beth Blanchard and technology facilitators across Harnett County. Terms, curriculum cards, and lessons can be found here!
INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY
Useful teaching tools for Information and Technology
Information and Technology Live Binder -
Media and Technology Advisory Committee (MTAC)
Members: Davis, Equils, Mason, Ramsey, Ferguson, Bullock-Parker, Webb, Hart, Moss, Stewart, Cockman, O'Quinn, DuttonSY 2014-15 Program Goals
1. Collaboratively design and implement projects/lessons relevant to Common Core Standards, classroom content and student information needs.
2. Implement collection development plan for SY 2014-2015: Major area - Easy collection; Minor area - 800s literature (poetry).
3. Support school-wide reading program, balanced literacy and leadership initiatives.
4. Access and promote use of Web2.0 tools through local technology staff development opportunities.
5. Provide student leadership opportunities in information technology.
Long Term Program Goals
1. Promote information technology literacy through learning experiences that encourage students to research, evaluate and create information.
2. Integrate information technology across the Common Core disciplines to support students with skills needed to use technology and digital media strategically and capably.
3. Provide a collaborative environment that supports 21st century learners who develop leadership skills through seeking diverse perspectives, gathering and using information ethically, and using social tools responsibly and safely.
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